First Suffolk poll, so no real point of comparison.
My 11-point prediction may have been a little conservative if what might be happening, is happening. I'd say it's about 50/50.
And so what is happening, Mr. Fascist? You need to clue us in. ![Tongue](https://talkelections.org/FORUM/Smileys/classic/tongue.gif)
(far be it from me to ask, since I make cryptic remarks all the time that probably mirror everything that's being said here)
The late-breakers are almost all Catholic whites, as a few other polls have implied, and they will go heavily for Clinton. If there is any Clinton-ward mo' in the last few days, she might win solidly.
I don't really know what a "late-breaker" is in terms of the Pennsylvania primary - I do know what a "liar" or a "flirter" is, however... We'll see.
Oh, yes. That's another good point. It looks like Clinton is gaining a bit late game, or is at least up more than we thought. And I imagine a lot of those "late-breaking undecideds" (pissed-off working-class Catholics) are
still claiming to be undecided.